Milesight Technology Usa TS2966-X12TVPE Ip Bullet Camera

Product Description

The MILESIGHT TECHNOLOGY USA TS2966-X12TVPE is a professional-grade IP bullet camera built for demanding surveillance applications. This unit combines radar detection, AI-based analytics, and license plate recognition (LPR) capability with 12x optical zoom in a bullet-style housing. It is designed for installation by security integrators and licensed low-voltage technicians in commercial and industrial environments where accurate vehicle and perimeter monitoring is required. The NDAA-compliant designation indicates the unit meets federal procurement requirements relevant to government and regulated-site deployments.

The TS2966-X12TVPE is suited for outdoor perimeter security, parking lot surveillance, traffic monitoring, and access control entry points where LPR and radar-assisted detection add operational value. Its bullet-form factor allows for directional mounting on walls, poles, and brackets. Commercial facilities, transportation hubs, and government installations are typical deployment environments. Security professionals specifying NDAA-compliant equipment for federally funded or regulated projects will find this unit appropriate for those requirements.

Key Features

• NDAA-compliant construction for government and regulated-site deployments
• Integrated radar detection for motion sensing independent of lighting conditions
• AI-powered analytics engine supporting on-device processing
• License plate recognition (LPR) for vehicle identification and access logging
• 12x optical zoom for long-range target detail at distance
• Bullet-style housing optimized for directional outdoor mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM IP bullet camera for integration into professional IP surveillance systems supporting standard ONVIF-compatible network video recorders and video management software platforms.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage security technician familiar with IP camera commissioning and network configuration. Power down or disconnect the PoE switch port before making physical cable connections. Mount the housing to a structurally sound surface using appropriate hardware rated for the camera weight and environmental exposure. Follow local building codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements when routing cabling through conduit or finished spaces.